meltdown in Greek
meltdown in Greek is τήξη — meltdown means a serious overheating accident in which the fuel inside a nuclear reactor melts, risking a release of radiation.
meltdown in Greek
τήξη
Pronounced: tixi
Severe overheating of the core of a nuclear reactor resulting in the core melting and potentially in radiation escaping.
What does "meltdown" mean?
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noun A serious overheating accident in which the fuel inside a nuclear reactor melts, risking a release of radiation.
"The documentary examined the causes of the reactor meltdown."
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noun A sudden collapse or crisis, especially in a financial or organisational sense.
"The bank's meltdown wiped out billions in shareholder value."
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noun A sudden loss of emotional control; an outburst of anger, panic, or distress.
"The toddler had a meltdown in the middle of the supermarket."
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meltdown in a sentence
- The documentary examined the causes of the reactor meltdown.
- The bank's meltdown wiped out billions in shareholder value.
- The toddler had a meltdown in the middle of the supermarket.
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What is "meltdown" in Greek?
"meltdown" in Greek is τήξη. meltdown means: A serious overheating accident in which the fuel inside a nuclear reactor melts, risking a release of radiation.
How do you pronounce τήξη?
"meltdown" in Greek is τήξη, pronounced "tixi".
How do you use "meltdown" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary examined the causes of the reactor meltdown." In Greek, "meltdown" is τήξη.
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